The Sun. — London, England, 1810-02-12 00:00:00

•, • iitiiipEß 5435.1 FIFTH TIME. NEW THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT,GAROEN. TO-MORItOW EVENING, Feb. 13, 'lB will be performed,a new Mama, in Three Mts, inter_ Versed with Music, called THE FREE KNIGHTS; , Or, THE EDICT OF CHARLEMAGN,E. The Prince Palatine, Mr. E G ERT ON ; _ Baron Ravensberg , Mr. BLANCHARD ; . , gavemberg, Mr. C. K EMULE ; Count Rolai,d, Mr. INC.!. EDON • - Bellarrnin (the Abbotpf Corbey). Mr ; Christopher, Mr. FAW ETT ; • Oliver, Mr. SIMMONS ; Agnes, Mrs. H. jOHNSTON ; • The Countess Roland, Mrs. DAVENPORT ; Ulrica, Mrs. DICKONS. Iq Aa ill. will be represented the Installation of the Abbot Of Corbey. • • After which will be added, the Farce of ;WE FLY BY NIGHT, ; . • Or, LONG STORIES. Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s.•6d.—Pit 3s. ód. Second Price 23 . Qaliery 2S. Second• Price ts.—Upper•• Gallery is. On Wednesday,. The Free Knights, or, The Edit of \ C harlemagne; with Hatle4uin Pedlar l of The Haunted A new Farce is in. rehealsal, and will- be produced next . *riday evening. . -. EIGHTH TIME. LYCEUM TH'E ATR E . t nderthe Special Licenseof the LORD .CHAMRE R LAIN, Granted for the present Season to-the joint application of i l e s attics t i , principally ssrvan ts, in fo te r r i e n l THEIR N a l i ti l forming the COM ,.,PAN'Y of, the late DRLIRY LANE - THKATRE, w ill. THIS PRESENT EVENING, February t 2, igto r Perform a new Play, -in 'Five /Vets, founded on Massinger's Colnedy of The City Madam : cal led , RICHES 1 . Or, THE WIFE AND BROTHER. The Characters by Mr. POWELL, Mr. HOLLAND, Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. WRENCH, Mr. DE c AMP, Mr. PENSON, Mr. VAUGHAN, M'r. I. SMITH, . , Mrs. EDWIN, Miss RAY, • -Mrs URGER, Mrs. SCOTT. • , - The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. EYRE, : And the Epilogue by• Mrs, EDWIN. To which will be added; the Musical Entertainment of • , MY GRAND/VIOTHEIR. . - • §ir MatheW Medley, Mr. MADDOCKS ; Vapour; Mr. DE CAMP; ' Woodley, Mr, J. SMITH ; , .. 'Dicky Gossip Mr. MATHEWS ; Soufrance, Mr. WE W ITZ E R ; -, Charlotte, Mrs. MATHEWS .; • Florella, Miss.DUNCAN. _ t Poxes 6s. Seco n d Pri ce 35.--Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 23. p 411 erY as. Second Price ts.—Upper Galles') Is. _ Second .rice 6d. ' - lo.indesire), Up Ail S osrow (by particular Night, or, The "fuggier's Cave ; with Ella Rosenberg: ,21 new Musical Entertainment it in rehearsal, and will be griunlecliately produced. ...._ .- -----,--- . ' 'Ci)tlie GENTLEMEN, CLERC y, and FREEHOLDgRS of the COUNTY of ESSEX. ' 1 C,NTLFMRM, HE very flattering proofs of your attachment to . Sin ce my Cause, and your generous exertions in my favour. c"ce I last had the opportunity of- addressiqg you, demand , warmest acknAvledgments; The assurances which 1 ipl , inue to receive from every uarter, of further Support, ',Wanted, leave me no room to doubt the issue i.,f the present ~.iontest. lam certainly unwilling to put my Friends - who re not yet polled to any inconvenience which they shall te en' unnecessary i but, as my Opponent maintains his iii.' I 'llicin of keeping open the Pull to the last day allowed by i l w, I trust m .ny will yet honour me with their Names on , e Poll -books, and that those who have material causes ro oevelit their 'appearance, will still hold themselves in rea ss to give me their -Votes, in case of more urgent 'occa, -Lri. I live the honour to be,.. Gentlemen, - • . ' " Your most obliged and 'faithful Setvant, JOHN "ARCHER HOUBL9II. e linsford,:Feh.9oBlo. • - ' STATE OF THE: POLL AT THE CLOSE 4 .f141 ; DAY. Mr. Houblon - 2 2 47 Mr. Burgoyne - . '- 668 Majority - 1579' lIE Noble BIiCKS' and BROTHERS, of the Ancient and llo.ourable SOCIETY of BUCKS are iTealully informed, that' th e AN N UAL BALL o f t h e k RATES LODGE will be 1141.1 en at Willis's Rooms,' ni' o g . -street, St. lames's, on THU RSDAY the zzd F e b ruary , 11, 1 , ckets to be had by application to the Stewards, at . the th"-Clo r 'or the .T hitched-House Tavern, St,- I ames's-street, and -e be Tavern, legit-street, • 4, .TO BooKs, , EEA.ERs.: • A&TED.a. steady PERSON, who has a tho -0: 10 1 rough knowledge of the 'llooliselling and Stationery ap, s les*,.capable of nndertakinit. the Manageknent te -I,Clable and extensive Concern in kite North of England. iii:lkewise a BOOK. t IIIN bE R, who Isla capital , f•inislrer, v,14 utirag competnent will herd to conda that. Branch of the Concern. Good c Apply to Mr. Walker, 39, Paternotterrow. • IthILEE AND - BIRTH-DAY:FIE/ 1 . D-DRES, or, - . ROSS'S HEADS OF HAIR: ~. No. 119, 13ishopsgate•street Within. RE distinguished admiration "beitowed by the f ro , Fashionable World at Court on the new Invention in ririied by. Ross, during the late jubilee, and the roputation Pr " - has unlversally attendedOrnamental' p . roduetions, -4.-esiiinently distinguish iain above all competition. t is bY twenty years studious application to the principles of ti o Polession, he has at length, brought,to complete perfec ki;„the most extraordinary Head Dress ever offlitect for of i,"e approbation, and which has obtained the appellation A Ross's s ca d s o f H a i r ," • . IN'rt here rises to,the most perfeCt semblance of nature ; lie ac .riYerficies orthe Skin and -complexional colours of the tro t , mi work and base upo n are most astonishinly tated,. and appear as the which the hair is fixed; lti o jerY particle is so admirably constructed as to admit the t 0,,, t Minute examination, without - the possibility of a dis- To tn er Y ; and the whole system is so exquisitely wove as to 4 4 - " l nt' useful comfort and elegance of taste with the most usef u l of nature. -------___ DROPSY. •. • R. LUXMOORE, 01 Southampton-buildings, kl hu e . f N i? as ustral„° to attend Patients of both Sexes, in the dif 41)4st. s pecies of this CoMplaint, in Town and Country, vi z . 41 46 ., 4 e4, or Diffused l)rppy,; , Ascires, br Propsy of the Iveir r nen ; and Hydrothorax,•or Dropsy, of the Chest ; as 4 that peculiar to f undies. The numerous cases ot • bt,e4"ise.ase, from six yea's, of ;ige to eighty; which have ter . !ern , ved by Mr" Luxmoore's ivlethod of Treitment, af dtCtil other means'haq prove,d insufficient, were frequenrjy . t':itr'''Mpani.:(l ith gouty, bilious affections, livid cow tenance, • , i , , t e n tile debility, dry cough , , and laborious breathing, pre tittoteir,.iiigd..vsilneen;b,,ceenxcrevppteaa,lemmoyst in an erect posture, and many tapped.—Ste his Address to Hy teryl,- l'atte,its sold by Highley, leet-street . —No Let -41 unlebs mist-paid, will be received. i , )t f 1. if . i ,~ , lb I • sa • . rIC t! DE`‘ Ed ' C. (1,-. • or' at le :; , s N - 0 0 1V D 4 .1 7 , F.EBRTJAor 12,, 1810. MA. GIFFORD% LIFE 07 MR. PITT. - • ' 'Phis Day was publislae,d,.- . In Six large Volumes Octave), with - two Partraits of Mr. 'Pitt, one from an original l'idure by Mr. Itoppner, thp' other from the Bust executed by Mr. Plaxman„ price 4 1 . 4s. boards. A HISTORY of the - POLITICAL, LIFE of fl. the Right I-l On. WI LLI AM PLI'T ; inclutiing,some. Account of the Tintesin which he lived. ; • By IoHN GIFFORD/Esq. Printed t'or-T. Cadell and' W. Davies, Strand. * 4 * A few, Copips, elegantly printed in Three Volumes,- Royal Quarto; may still be had, price 81. Bs. in boards. Inscribed, by Permission, to the ArchbiShop of Canterbury. This Day was published, - ,In One .Voltime, price Eight 'Shilling s in -boards, THE EXPOSITION of the CREE D. By 1 01- 4N'PEARSON, .13. D. Bishop of - cheter. Abridged for the Use of Young Persons of both Sexes. • By the Rev. C. BURNEY, (of Greenwich), 1— L. O. F.R.S. Printed for T. Cadell and W. _Davies, Strand. This Day was published, In One Voinme, Odayo, - price-gs. in boards, AN INQUIRY ituo the best SYSTEM of FEMAL E ED►JCATION ; or, boarding• Schoo anl Home Education attentively considered. _ , By 1.. L. CHIROL - • One of His Majesty's Chaplains at the Ea•. Royal Chapel, St. James's :glace. Primed for T. cadell and W. Davies,, Strand. MR. Ai ITFO Rp's HISTORY OF GREECE: THE Seve,nth arid Eighth Volumes, _in. Octavo, are just published, to complete the Work in that-size. Price Cs. in boards. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. Of whonfalsomay be had, -The Wirk Complete, handsomely printed in 4 vols. 4to. price 71. 4s. in boards. " This Day was published, Elegantly printed in quarto, price 11. ss. in boards, W ALLACE ; or, The fight of Falkirk. A Metrical Romance. Printed for T. Catch, and W. Davies, Strand. Tbis Day were published, Elegantly printed iIS Quarto; and illuitrated by EngravinzS, price ii i is, 6d. in boards, LIERCULANENSIA; or, Archmological and 11. Philologieal_Dissertatioris ; containing a Manuscript found among' the ruins of HERC U LAN EU M. - Dedicated, by Permission, to His Royal. Highness the Prince of Wales. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand. This Day was published, in One Volume Octavo, pri,..e ios. 61. in boards, IR EDGAR. A Tale, in Two Cantos, with 1.3 Serious Translations from the Ancients, and Merry Imitations ofa Modern. By FRANCIS HODGSON, A.M." Author of a " A Translation of luvenal," " Lady Jane, Grey " &c. &c , t . London: Printed - for Mackinlay, in the Strand. • Of whom may_ ittiad a limilgsu — l - TallbActLillll j Uvelral, rry - Quarto, price 2L in boards. ,Hodgson's Lady lane Crey i &c. Blio. price Dos. 6d._boards• This Day was published, " I In Two thick Voluine6, medium octavo, price 21. 128. 6d. in boards, IVTOVUM TESTAMENI . UM .Qll./ECE. Tex .l.N turn ad fidein codicurn versionurh et patrum recensuit . et lectionis Nrarietatern, - .Adjecit D. JO. (AC. GRIESBACEI. Editio Nova. ' London ; -Printed for 1. Maeltiniay, S 7, Strand ; and J. Cuthell, Middle Row, Holborn.' . N. B. In the aboye Edition the numerous errata. of the former ones have been cOrredect; and the'whole of the Ad.. Benda incorporated with the Notes to which it belongs, by the present Editors. . . This Day was published, • -In One Volume SvO. uniform witf Stioaffer's Herodotus, lately published, price iss. boards, DICTIONARIUM lONIC UM GRIECO LA.I I N U NI, quod 1 ndicern e m on] nes Iferodoti i.l Ins coritinet, cum Verborum et Locutionum in his obsei vain dignarum accurata Descriptione, quw varias lonicae Linguae • Proprietates„Regulasque diligentissime notatas, et llerodo teis exemplis illustrates. uenionstrat. A.M. /EMILIO PORTO, Francisci Porti Cretensis.F. in Antiquiss. et Celeberr. , Hei delberg. Acad. Orilla. Lingua GrierA Proiessore. Editio, Nova. , Oxford: Printed for J. M ac ki n l ay , Strand, London ;• and J. Cooke, and J. Parker, Oxtord, Of whom. may be had, in Two handsome Volumes Bvo. • price iBs in boards, Herodoti Halicarnassei Ilistoriarum Libli IX. Editionern Frid..VOlg. Reizii Morte interruptarn tontinuavit G. H. Schafer. • - •Accedit !pclex Rerum laecnon Editionis Wesselingianw Cum Edit. Reizii et Schaferi Collatio. A very small number. of each of the above Books are printed on suPer-royal paper, and hot-pressed. This Day was published, the. Society of Anti q uarie s o f London, price in sheets 61. 6s. COME Account of the CATHEDRAI:CHURCH LO LICEST E lt;, illustrative o f the Plans, Eleva. tion, and SeCtions of that Edifice. To be had at the Apartments of the Society, in Somerset Place ; and of MeSsis. VSt-hite, Nornaville and Fell, Nicol, Leigh and . Sotheby, Bitterstaff, Cadet! and Davies, Egerton, - 2cd Taylor. . TO YOUNG "HOUSKEEPERS. • rust published, price 45. boards, THE FEMALE ECONOMIST; or, a Plain 1. System of Cookery. For the Use of Private Families. Containing Eight Hundred and Fifty valuable Recoipts.' By Mrs. SM H. Viis is the cheapest and most usetbl Cookery Book ex, taut and it is only by a very. extensive sale, which from every appearance will be unprecedented, that the Pliblishers expect remuneration. • .London: Printed for Mathews and Leigh, IR, Strand; and. sold by the Booksellers, Stationers, and .News Carries throughout the United Kingdom, , PITT'S SPEECHES.. This Day was published, Ded . td,,lsy permission. to Lord. Grenville, and aided by Communications, froth distinguished Members of both,. Houses of Parliament, the Second Edition, in Three Vols. G.tavo, price 11. tis 6d. boards, AGENUINEand CORRECTED REPO R T" of the SPEECHES of the RIGHT HONOUR.ARLE WILLIAM PITT in the HOUSE of COMMONS, front his entrance into;Parliament in 1781, to the close of the Ses_ sion in ;805, Printed for Longman, Hurst, Roes, and Orme, Paternoster. row, Of whom may be had, The,Britisb Cicero', by Thqmiq Brovizie, LLD. in. 3 Vols. - Bvo. price rI. I is.' Cd.,baard9. ,' a ''''.o" ..., , .. 4.•\ , ,,1. i t , - : , -:..4-, 4 *,,z -,,,, ...., -,- - • ~ , w_o4 , f _ as i: ',A-- -‘!.. , t 1 ., ~ .i k '6l - z , . -v i ,....~, '''' - ' 's ' *'. 1 ; le . t ' l'- , t''` . ..- • '.. 4/ \ ' ' '..QZ 7 71 01 . 7.tv•-••• j :Eti , ' \„ ~: FPRICE'SiXPEIT6E itBLrotmii-y- VICTLIALLII,V(;-01.1.7 * ga . m. 3Othi Mo. r rHt. CCMMISSIONERS for . - VIC7'IIAL LING - 8 - His Majesty's Navy afe, hereby give Notice, 7'hat or, Titesc4 the loth of February next, they 72villbe read), to receive Tenderk in writing (seas/ed.:op); and treat for Three Hundred and Fifty:. tons of ROSE CORl , (secondf).BPl"r ER, - or Butter el eguiti goodness; to b; delivered one Half t4erecA in Six Week f and tkotter Half 14 Six o:l'ek. l t ajterwardr, into Ills lifojtqY's { Storer at the POI 'and it; the prcizertims under-mentioned, viz. Fans. Deptford Portstholgh - Plyrnout4 - - roo • - ISo 1.00 35 0 ar i l to be paid for by Bills payable, with -litterev, It?PtelyZot dlter date. The Centditions of the Cvrtras7 yxay le keen at the 4ecretaty's 0, 1 1;ce. • - _ No regard will be had to eity Tinder in which :be Price :boll not 6e inserted in wOrds at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Cl6ck -on tic said ,Tuesday,. the 264 of Fehrlary next, nor unkss the Pers,;niuho makes the Tender, cr some Person cn bi• behalf, attends, to answer u b-a called for. WEDNESDAY. SWIFT and Co. remind their Friends nd the Phtilic, that the LOTTE,RY , will Begin and Finish Drawing on %v.k UN ESDA Y the 14th.—The Scheme con tains only 5,000 Numbers, and the following CAPITAL PRIZES:. --,. . . . 4 - - of - - :k/o,neai sa - - of . -: - Ximo 4 Besides 4,96aintorior Prizes from tool. to 151. 4,099 - - a - - k 5,000 753 - -- a - . 94 8 . 5OO 54 8 0 1 55 - - - - Were Sold and Shared in 112 last Lottery, At SWI FT and Co.'s Offices, No. it,' Poultry, No. 12, Charing-cross. and . No. 31, Aldgate High-street ; Where Prizes in former Lotteries, amounting to upwards of a MILLION . STERLING, haye been Sold in Shares. - 2,000 500 500 PAID ON DEMAND, 2,6t3 - . £2o,cioo I 133 - k ro,ooo 10,294 2c,000 8,83; - - - 5,000 18 ,544 - - - 26,000 8,716 - - 5 , 0 , 70 - 1 9 . 644 - - 20,000 I 19,57 a - 5,000 2,27 - to,noo 17,127 - - 4,000' Besides Prizes of 0001. ,000Lseol.. &c. This grand List of Capital Prizes xv ere sold in Shares; in the last and three preceding Lotteries, at the old.estabtished State Lottery Offices, 2.6, Lornhill, .and St. Margaret's Hill, 14orough, of IA ()RNSiIY ancrCo., who were also the first, to sell two i'rizes ot 30,0001. 101INSBY and Co.. respeetfullk solicit the fa NOtIrS of the Public in the NEW STATE - LOT TERY, which ab.uriids. with Capital Chances • they.also beg leave to assure their friends, that they Will use their best endeavours-to procure. Prizes worthy their-possessing. • TI CKETS'and SHA RES are selling m the lowest Prices, and all Orders by i'ust or.carrier.executed to any part of the globe, oh the same terms ash present. • fp - • To be' Drawn in `ONE. DAY, WEDNESDAY NEXT. Two, three, and four Tiekeif the same Number may be had; so that 40,0001. 6q,0001. or 8...03601. can he ob tained by. one Adventure • EY'F(I4, Partner with the tate Sir J. BRANSCOMB. • Removed to_ a, near the Maosion.liouse,. RETURNS his Grateful Thanks for all Favours received during' the Eight years he was the only Part- s' ner and person connected in the Lottery Business with the late Sir !sines Branscomb, and respeetfullwseilicits the com :mands of his friends and the public, at his. preSent Office, No. a, CO giN; MIL 1., now establised solely on his own ac. I count, and where the smallest. Order will meet that civility and Attention for which his limner-residence was particularly noticed. ► The Lottery will be drawn all in ONE DAY, F BRUARY 14, 1810. The Scheme and Plan of Drawing are - in themselves so good, and were:so - universally approved in,the ,last Lottery, • that very . few words • are required to invite .purchasers. Lyton therefore has only to add" that as I i.kets and Shares mosf certainly rise, arfearly application s .uld be made :at his lucky Office , No. 2, CORNI - 1 I LL, near the. Mansion-House. .(1:r The public are resPedhilly informed, that no Busi ness can be transaded before Light o'Clock in the Morning or after - Eight o'clock in the Eveuing, _according to the Ad of Parhainent. NEXT .W_EDNESDAY. BISH, Wiio, in the LAST LOTTEB.Y, sold A • in Shares : _ 2 .618 - A - ,C 20,000 I 2,648 - D ICao,oo. : ;;;;;;, i; 548 - 4,855 - - SQO 15 now selling TICKET S and S I-1 A R i.S for the G RAND LOT FERY, that Begins and Finishes on WEDNESDAY NEXT. .......... , , i . . The Scherne,contains 5,000 Numbers, 4o Capitals, 5,000 Prizes, and zvo,o , :iol. in Money, ail to be distributed in'ONE DAY !! ! And one Number must gain Eighty Thousand': Pounds. • Persons in the Country may be supplied with Tickets or Shares, by sending Gieir'Grilers (Post or Carriage paid); ac. eompanieti with good Hilts, Hank Notes, or Post-Office Or,;. ders, tu_eiher of HI its Offices, NO 4, CORNEA L L, or 9, CIIARING.CROS,S. SIR N,IES BRANSCOMB and CO. .ARE now Selling . TICKETS and SHARES in the NEW STATE to:Fr E It Y, to he drawn the 14th of hi:URI:ARV, 1810,,a1l in ONE' DAY, at their Lucky Offices, No. 37, Compri!, No. 11, Holborn, No. 35, Hay market, and No. 269; Strand ; where they had the on -re.• cedented good Fortune to distribute to the Public { in the last . Three Lotteries . alone, the following CapitaPPrizes, in Shares,-.namely : , . N o . 2 ,6,5. - -.. 4,20,0.0 No. 1,353 - - £20,c00 • 9,123 - - 20,000 1 2,7(17 - - Io,OOP l t ,,i77 - - 2,„000 " 4,390 - - 5,000 12,5t0 - - 20,000 I 15,127 .- .. 5,000 3,2 i ll o -_ -.. .20,000 . 18,3 i 8 - .. -5,000 With the t; rand capital .Prize of 1,000 Tickets, -No. 3,618, which divide d amongst the h)rturiate Holders 24,7651. antic pendent of many 1,0001. 50(4. &c. &c. Where likewise the First 30,0001 Prize, the only 40,0061. Prize, and the last - 25;000 - 1. Prize, ever shared in the State, Lottery, We're s'UlLi in Thirty.ooe hares. • .... The above Proprietors earnestly recommend an early Pun_ cltas in the present Lottery, being on, the same much-ap proved Plan'as . the last, when nearly every Ticket was sold, as they presume a scare ty of Tickets and Shares will be exl perieurcecl, from the merits of the Plan being more generally knuwss. Scheme in_this Paper. Prizes paid on I)ennand. • • ST. DOMINGO MAHOGANY. 'ft/ I.IE , SOLV I3Y PUBLIC SALE, At tpe Broontielaw, Glasgow, on Wednesday the 14th of Fe. bruary next, at eleven o'clock, . - VIVE HUNDRED and. VIFTYSEVEN LOGS AA (AST. DOMINGO MAHOGANY. Containing up. wards of One Hundred and Twenty-five Mattson(' Feet.; being the entire Cargo of.the Kitty, direct from St. Domingo. Apkly to lANIF.S AUCHIE and Co. Tan. 27:18 to. This Day was published, price as. 6d. THE FREE KNIGHTS ; ,or, the Edit' ofChar lernague. An Operatic Drama in Three Acts. Ily F. REYNOLDS, Esq. Printed for ‘VestleY and Parrish, Strand. "Of whom may be had, The Tour first Numbers of the Watchman. This Day was publishtd,•, • • l'rice bound 2s. 61. or tl. 7s. a dozen for distribution, a Hew Edition, being the 2.!,t1i, of THE PIOUS COUNTRY P i ARISHIONER in . strutted how to spend every Day through the whole Course of his Life, in a religious and acceptable manner; Advice how to keep the Lord's Day holy ; a Course of Itead• ing the Holy Scriptures, wherein is shewn how much they outdo in Eloquence all the Rules of human Art ; a right Method ot. Education ; the ill consequence of with-holding Instrudion from Children ; how .to subdue their Passiom, and make them a Comfort to their Friends, and a blessing to the World ; the Feasts and l - asls. To which are added, Colleas on several Occasions ; also, a Discourse concern ing the indispensable, though inCountry Parishe4, touch neg lected, duty of Receiving the Blessed Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, wherein toe Nature of it is . described ; theObliga tions of frequenting it enforced ; all the excuses, usually brought for, the negled of it answered t the ignorant person t-ught what he must do in order to be a wormy Communi cant ; and because all must die, . R vies are given for a devout BehavioUr in the time of Sickness; and directions laid down how - to prepare for a happy change at death. Printed for F. C. and Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Churchyard ; R. Baldwin, V. Wilkie and I. R o bi nson , C. Laid, anc J. Scatcberd and C. Lateßturt. I ki A . ..„......, t - • "*/ tri - T 9. t, V‘•:F\ PICTUALLING-OFFIG'4, - - Feb. 2, THE commissmiv - ERs for VIC7'UALLING • - 11 - HIS 111 , 1,7STY's:NAVY do hereby give Nctice,'"That ci Tuesday, the 20th Inst. they will be ready to receiVefindrrs ix I nuriling (sealed up), and treacfor such quantities of good sound SPANI§H RED, FAVAL, or TENERIFFE WINE, a: the respective Merchants and Dealers therein may think tr.p.i.'r to offer ; to be subject to a Warranty of Tv.;elve Monthr, to be de., livered,' free of Customs and Excise Duties, one Half thervj be:. ,tureen the first of March and thirtieth of April next,and the other Half between the first of May and thirtieth cl fuse follow. ing, into ,hir Majeso's Victualling Stores Ist Depl,rd, mouth and P4mouth, and 'o be paid for -6y payable -tvi:b Interest, ninety days after date; The Conditions of the CQntrasl miy be seen at `the Secretary's Office. ta '• N o Testier will beat epte,d unless the qu‘otitiCs and prices of each description of: ;Vine' shall be distinctly sta.'ed nor will regard be h‘id to ay - Tender in which the Prices elfall not be' inserted in words at length s or that shall not he delii,ered to the Board before One o'Clotsk on the said Tuesday, the loth Instant, - nor unless the Person, u ,h o ' sna k es t h e T en d er, or.sonte ' • Person'on bi.r behat), attends, to anr;rer, when called for. 1, •• PICTUALLING-OFFICE, . •—% • Feb 6, 0,1. . • ' T-11E-COMILUSS E iCi . WR 3 fox ricruALLlA - WS MAJESTY': NAVY di here.y give Norl-e, flu' an Friday the 16th In::. thiy .:1.111 he ready :o receive Tenders (sealed up), and treat lor Thre Hundred Bagt.o e KENTISH HOPS, of the growth of the Year Id be de,' - livered in One Month into his Majesty's Vialtar&g. Stares at - • Portsmouth 'Sixty Tons ofsCOCOA, 6; delivered viithin the sawe Pe. rind, into his .111a&Cv'S Stores at Depth; d ;,and Forty-fivelons of•MUSCOVADO SUG AR, :te be delive;•.' aim the original Packages, n the space of a Fortnight, :i;to,bis• Majesty's • 4rnly I/Oita/11v Stores in Saint . 'estiarine"s. The whole to be answerable to gansPes to he proltced-wilh t rerpeßii.e Tenders, and to be paid for by Bills, payable -witb_fr;. (crest niney clays defies :date. • - 7 tie Cmditions of the Contreras. trtay,he seen , at * the Secretary's • Office. No regard will be had to arty Tender in which the P.-ice shall not be insertedin words at kngth, or that shall not be delivered to the Board befire One o'clock on !hi said Friday, the - iCi‘th nor uniers the Person who ?Wakes the TeP,der,' or some Person amid . behalf, attends, to,aniwer whe n ca ll e d for • This Day was published, • price' 2S. 00. " SHE BRITISH CRITIC, for. January ;' being, I. the first Number of the Thirty-fifth Volitme,containing a Review 01 . .. Whitaker's Life of •Sr. Neot • Laurence on the Logos of St. rohn ; Polwhele' s History oiCornwall ;,Chur tol's Life of Nowell ; Mitchell's 'Presbyterian Letters ;, Emily, by Kett, &c. &c. ; a List of Works published in January; Literary lntelligence_ ; - and a Preface, containipg a - Retrospeaive View of British, Literature during the last six • Months of 1809. : Primed fot F. C. and 1. Rivington, No. 62, St. Paul's Cburch-yard. ' . 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